Sentence examples for described it from from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ruggerio's recipe for roasted shoulder of veal with herbs set off Ms. Sheraton's memory buds, she said, having remembered making the same dish herself "exactly as he described it" from "Marcella's Italian Kitchen" (Knopf, 1986) by Marcella Hazan.

It was there that his illness was first diagnosed and he underwent an operation that removed a tumor "the size of a baseball," as Chávez described it, from his pelvic area.

Li, a native of Beijing, emigrated to the United States a little more than a decade ago, and imbues her fiction with characteristics of both her home and her adopted land; it is, as one reviewer described it, from "a world inside the author".

This is the existential condition, as philosophers have described it from the 19th century on.

Europeans knew little of the kakapo until George Gray of the British Museum described it from a skin in 1845.

He moves from the inside, rather than describing it from the outside.' Mukhamedov nods his agreement like a lamb.

As a street mural looking out at Orleans Avenue still describes it: "From Congo Square [the birthplace of New Orleans' musical tradition] to everywhere".

My mantra is summed up by the quote: "Representation of the world, like the world itself, is the work of men; they describe it from their own point of view, which they confuse with the absolute truth".

Meanwhile, Colin Stewart, former bartender and manager at Dempsey's in New York's East Village, watched gentrification sweep through the neighborhood – once "punkier and edgier", as he describes it – from his spot behind the bar.

From his main perch at Babson College, he has been researching and writing about the field for a few decades, tracking the evolution of the technology and the terms used to describe it — from business intelligence to analytics to Big Data.

While I did a lot of research, I ended up feeling that the best way to write about grief was to describe it from the inside out — the show the strange intensities that come along with it, the peculiar thoughts, the longing for that past — all the strange moments of thinking you glimpse the dead person on the street, or in your dreams.